The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-24
PERSONAL.

BEFORE STARTING for the continent Mr.
Chauncey Depew was presented to the Prince
of Wales
PUBLIC PRINTER BENEDICT is said to be as
active as ever in wedding out Republicans of
high and low degree.
w. p FISH, champion amateur athlete of
Canada, winner of forty-one prizes, died of
consumption in Montreal recently at the age
of p.
DR. McGLYNN's friends say he did not profit a
cent by his recent Western iectuIing tour, but
that he paid for the use of some of the halls in
which he spoke.
AND now it is said that Sarah Bernhard has
no thought of sharing her recently acquired
wealth with her creditors. The house she will
occupy in Paris has been engaged in the name
of her manager.
A NEW siX-pcnny illustrated magazine is to be
published in England under the name of Alta
idntd Mr.. RuslIin will write the preface. and
Andrew Lang and Rider Haggard will contrib
ute to the first number
YEAR AGO, Tuesday the populations of Will
lam Gray, Jr., of Bostons Treasurer of the In
dian Orchard and Atlantic Mills were discover.
ell. The courts have not yet determined which
corporation should bear the loss entailed
COLLECTOR JONES, of New Orleans. denies the
widely circulated report that his eyesght has
been endangered by being struck in the face
with copy of the Congressional Record. 1t
was probably the uniform hcaviness of the
Record that gave rse to the rumor.
LEO TAxII, once notorious as n rather scurril-
olls writer against the Roman Catholic church,
has repented, been pardoned, and had an inter,
view with the Pope, during which he shed tears
copiously at the atfectionate treatment be-
slowed upon him. His wife is still unconverted.
THE Princess of Wales. with her daughters.
the Processes Victoria and Maud. have arrived
at kiampenborg, Denmark. They were wei.
coined by all the members of the Danish royal
family and the King OF Greece. delegation
representing the native artisans presented the
Princess of Wales with a bouquet and an ad-
dress
CoLoRow, the Ute Chief who is making the
disturbance in Colorado, is an enormous old
savage weighing 300 pounds. He is what is
known in base ball slang as "a Kicker He has
never been satisfied with the government and
has been more or less rebelous all his life He
used TO visit Denver very often. and on one oc.
casion went TO Gov. McCoolis Office and became
rather insolent. Gov McCook kicked Coorow
out of his office and down fight OF stairs into
the street
HENRY T. FIYcK, whose recently published
book entitled Romantic Love aud Personal
Beauty" has attracted considerable attention,
was once a Harvard student. In those days he
was "a thin-faccd, hollow-eycd young man with
auburn hair and frecSes. He burned the mid.
night oil while reading SchOpenhaurr and other
German pessimists lie came from Portland
ore. After graduation be went 10 Germany
and was present at the great Wagner festival
His book on Romantic Love" shows talent as
we'll as learning.
lr Is q fact not generally known that PreSi.
dent Cleveland has a minute acquaintance with
the pedigrces of the short-horn cattle Of this
country THE American short Horn Herd
Book is the standard work on the subject OF
which IL treats, ard Is q hook known 10 every
cottle-raiser In the United States Nearly thirty
years ago President Cleveland took a personal
interest IN the compilation Of many volumes Of
this work. He helped TO correct and arrange
the peiigrees in the second. third fourth aud
NTH volumes and has never forgotten the
horns